Something Massive Was Just Seen At Our Sun They Didn't Shut It Down Quick Enough

Something massive was just seen at our Sun they didn't shut it down quick enough. They didn't realise this was at our Sun.

The Sun, the central star of our solar system, has been the subject of human fascination and scientific study for centuries.

As our technological capabilities have advanced, so too has our ability to observe the Sun with increasing precision and detail.

Over the years, a number of strange objects have been seen close to our Sun, captured by various space observatories and solar missions.

These anomalies, ranging from peculiar shapes to unexpected movements, have sparked intrigue and speculation within both the scientific community and the general public.

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[unitedstrafes]

This shit was from way back in 2012....and whatever it was stayed on the suns surface for 12 hours. 🐸

[eeviechicken]

I don't wish to disappoint, but the black square is just one of the telemetry pixels that isn't transmitting... and the circle is a coronal hole. We do see them fairly often. They increase the chances of geomagnetic storms :)
We should still explore new photovoltaic technologies though!

[FtHoodSRP]

How would one know what a society 'more' advanced may 'do'? There is a lot going on. 💖

[leithmark]

Notice that in the photos taken in space - there are no stars visible.

[skffingtonai]

I studied the Sun for several years, doing my own experiments decades ago. Imagine the heat inflicted upon the as yet unidentified blob.

[jakecutter]

I remember seeing this quite some time ago, years ago.

[jessicamariana]

THANK YOU for finally talking about something from Scandinavia/the Nordic countries of Europe. We get next to no information about what goes on up here, so it's nice to finally hear about it. 👍 (We've only heard about the Hessdalen lights a dozen times, but not much else.)

[SovereignTheGodOfEvil]

Looks like the death star from star wars.💀💀💀

[cyberbid]

This is a monumental Alien craft recharging from the sun. Don’t see why this is so difficult to see or understand.

[mabs]

Man I can't believe Coolio has been dead almost 2 years already.

[AWGragg]

Pictures are all well n good, but where's the video? That would explain a lot more..

[illmaticnj]

Ok my question is, if the sun is that bright, why isn’t that object glowing with sunlight??🤔

[Pbavtor]

There are better pictures of the sun sippers. They've been photographed a lot.

[UEye]

Maybe the astronauts should go to the Sun when it is nightime as it would be a cooler temperature 😅

[kar]

Planet X news has been picking up the extra planet peeping out from behind the sun for a long, long time. It shows up every 28 days.

[CraigWashington-tfrj]

Why doesn't light from the sun have any effect on these objects

[agrillhasnoname]

Something massive, black and shaped like a cigar was spotted approaching Uranus.

[thebritishperspective]

Its not hard to imagine that while we watch the advancement of our own technology at what we believe is breakneck speed, a far more advanced civilisation could create a craft of such an unimaginable size. After all size is only relative to one’s imagination, at least in our own understanding of size. Imagine nano technology only on a whole other level of understanding and one can begin to understand that nothing is impossible. As for powering such a huge craft, that too can be left to the imagination, some type of anti matter engines or electromagnetic means, or indeed many types of engines in conjunction with each other, serving different purposes for universal travel. The sun would be a perfect source of energy, understanding principles we cannot yet comprehend.

[SassaFrass]

Wow, looks like a spaceship filling up at the gas station. Amazing.

[hdj]

These have been seen for years, it's to do with the sun magnetic field or something, I forgot what the explanation was, but these are natural